Approximately two weeks ago, an individual shared an image online showing a worm discovered inside a packet of Cadbury chocolate. The purchase was made at a kiosk located in Ameerpet metro station, Hyderabad. This incident garnered significant attention across various online platforms, eliciting a range of reactions from netizens. The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation promptly responded to the situation, promising swift action. Additionally, Cadbury issued a statement in response to the incident.
Recently, the same individual provided an update regarding the matter. They shared photos purporting to show the results of an analysis conducted on the chocolate by the Telangana State Food Laboratory. According to the accompanying post, the analysis report deemed the food item “unsafe” for consumption. The user emphasized the presence of white worms and webbing in the chocolate, expressing concern over the safety of such products, particularly for children. They called for accountability from FMCG companies and urged the companies involved to take responsibility for the negligence that could jeopardize public health. Furthermore, they advised caution when consuming such chocolates, especially when given to children.
#Update The Telangana State Food laboratory has confirmed the Cadbury Chocolate (Roasted Almond) was
“UNSAFE TO CONSUME” they found WHITE WORMS & WEB!Here’s the report of the 2 Cadbury chocolates purchased at Ratnadeep Retail.
#Update The Telangana State Food laboratory has confirmed the Cadbury Chocolate (Roasted Almond) was
“UNSAFE TO CONSUME” they found WHITE WORMS & WEB!Here’s the report of the 2 Cadbury chocolates purchased at Ratnadeep Retail.
It is perhaps high time that FMCG companies are… https://t.co/zPvNtKT3NJ pic.twitter.com/8JwBpNZdDg
— Robin Zaccheus (@RobinZaccheus) February 28, 2024
In response to this update, Cadbury reiterated its adherence to the internationally recognized HACCP food safety program, ensuring rigorous checks for physical, chemical, and microbiological issues in their products. They emphasized the meticulous handling required throughout the distribution chain and storage process. Cadbury stated that they tested samples from the reported batch and others manufactured concurrently, finding no issues. They expressed confidence in the integrity of their product during the manufacturing process.
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